WANTED, 5,000 PARENTS ON CAMPUS SATURDAY! WRITE HOME T O D A Y ! Vol. XXVII S i r * B a i h i IIH HILL CONVERTED Full Program Planned for Parents Visiting RIS FOR HANDBALL G SI ES Classes in Shack W ill Be D iscontinued at O nce A n ­ nouncem ent States Universitg Saturday -------------------- Second A nnual D ad’s and M oth er’s Day will be held S a turday,! can Novem ber 14, w ith the A ustin dada and m oth ers as hosts a t t h e Registrar's o f fic e today, luncheon S a tu r d a y given at the U n iv ersity C a fe te ria ; and t h e U niversity A thletic Council as hosts of the visiting dads and m others to the Texas-A rizona football game, stated Mrs. Joe Gil- j bert, s e c re ta ry -tre a s u r e r of the Association Monday afternoon. j T he follow ing p r o g r a m has been + WANTED, 5,000 PARENTS ON CAMPUS SATURDAY! WRITE HOME T O D A Y ! AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IO, 1925 SIX PAGES TODAY No. 45 AWARDER PRIZES $ 1 5 and $ 1 0 to Be G iven for Best T hem es W ritten in English 3 DIRECTORIES FOR STUDENTS READY TODAY More p o p u la r than a n y t e x t or a n y lib ra ry book used in the U n iv e r ­ sity, S tu d e n t D irectory, makes ,it> a p p e a r a n c e tod ay. The stu d e n ts j the I th e ir d ire c to rie s from j e t the T h e r e is th e u sual a m o u n t < I* space a llo tte d to th e f a c u lty and th e ir d e­ grees. Follow ing tho fa c u lty p u b lic ­ A f t e r ity th e s t u d e n ts a re listed. them th e ir place an d th e n th e f r a t e r n i tie s and the so ro ritie s. the o r g a n iz a tio n s ta k e to T he f ir s t f o r ty -o n e p ages a r e de­ voted th e n e x t th e fa c u lty and ninety-six a r e allow ed the s t u d e n t s ’ T h e r e a re m an y Browns, nam es. and Me-sueh-and Sm iths, such. J u n e s — o ---- - ■ - M itchell’s N ew Plan Feature of Program at Speakers’ Club SENIOR ICARUS New Students Stadium ELECT 0 F FIC E R S FOR YEAR MONDRY Totals Reach $15,134; Campaign (lo ses Today GIDEN DEG, 7-8 ALL PROSPECTS C om m ittee A ppointed to Pro- Curtain Club Presents Play in T eam w 0 19 1 end* A b f'k * va VI O I’ ltilXIviU y ■r-. * I I * m ote Friendship A m ong Members A O • San A nton io Preceding Production Here I* W it h $ 5 0 0 ; Workers* S u p p e r at 6 p. rn. B. M. N elson. C. A. Pickett, 1 and Bob Neblett Pres:* dents for Three Terms CUSS H U E S EDS IE! M em bers of t h e senior class! of dip Academic Departm ent held th e ir first meeting Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock in room l r 7 of th e Main Building U o rg a n iz a tio n and the election of offi­ c e r '. C. A. P ick ett, a ssis ta n t V a r ­ sity yell leader, acted as c h a ir m a n of the m eeting. P re lim in a r y a rr a n g e n u p ts fo r the p r e s e n ta tio n of “ O u tw a rd B o u n d ” by the C u rta in C!uL> c as t in Sari A n ­ ti nio on D ec e m b e r 3 and 4 have been com pleted by C u r ta in Club a u th o r i­ ties. Acc riling to th e c o n t r a c t c lo s - j cd by advance a g e n t H a r r y Akin, the plovers will a p p e a r a t Beethoven I Hall for as m any as f o u r p e r f o r m ­ ances d u rin g these two days. T he d a te s o f p r e s e n ta tio n in San th e A ustin p la y ­ A ntonio a n te c e d e ing by th re e days. On D ec e m be r 7 and 8 tho cast will give the d r a m a a t the Hancock T h e a te r . In the e ven t is not available, t h a t “ O u tw a rd B o u n d ” will bt? p l a y e d } from one of the o th e r s ta g e s em p lo y ­ ed by d ra m a tic com p anies llano: ck th e this j in T e a m C a p t a i n 19. P r e s t o n O l i v e r 14. 6. M a r c e l l a C a d w e l l Irma J. J o h n s o n 5. M a x E v e r s b e r g 12. L e e W i l l i a m s 3. S p u r g e o n Bell J r . 23. S a m P o l k l l . J o h n P h e l a n J r . 2 4 . M a r y C, G i v e n s 2. N i c k W i l l i a m s I. D o r i s Cl ark .. 13. T . W . M c C r a c k e n 9. H o w a r d H a w k i n s 15. K i l t i e C. Ross 20. H. L . L e w i s 4. L l o y d J u r y A m o u n t $ 5 0 0 4 2 7 . 5 0 4 2 0 3 7 7 2 1 0 2 1 0 2 0 0 185 1 8 5 1 70 1 45 1 3 2 . 5 0 1 3 0 10 5 IOO IOO 8 8 7 5 2 5 T h a t p rizes will again be o f f e r e d A c ting on the resolution passed at th e m e s w r itte n by s t u ­ fo r the hest the last m eeting, the S n e a k e r s ’ Club d e n ts in English 3 was th e a n n o u n c e - m o n t M o nd ay m o rn in g o f Dr. J. IL will meet a t 7 p. rn., instead of at W h a re y , h ead of th e English d e p a r t- ! 7:15 in the E d u c atio n Building, room 208, on the u su a l day. A good p r o ­ ment. g ra m h a s been planned, according to It includes a de b a te : the presid en t. should “ Resolved, adopt Colonel M itchell’s plan for a single d e p a r tm e n t of national defense in equal b ra n c h e s of a rm y , n a v y an d a ir . ” T he a f f i r m a t i v e will be upheld by Ed- the w in te r and w a rd N e w b e r r y and Tom while W. B. H u n t and Jo h n L ittle s p rin g te r m s as well im f o r th e fall will hav e the negative. T h e prizes a r e $15 and $10 f o r the b e st an d second th e m e s w ritte n , and a re o ff e r e d t h r o u g h the E nglish d e p a r t m e n t by E. P. Choice, j * an e x - s tu d e n t o f the U n iv e rsity now living in L ou isiana. O ffic e rs elected f o r the fall t e r n a r e as follow s: B. M. Nelson, p r e s ­ id e n t; J a c k Estes, vice p r e s i d e n t ; and se c r e t u v - tre a s u re r . Louie Mosley, The class voted the o ffic e o f se**- g e a n t- a t- a r m s an u n n e c e ssa ry one. Last y e a r the sum o f $25 was o f ­ f e re d , which was divided two prizes in o r d e r to “ m ake th in g s m ore i n te r e s tin g ,” as Dr. W h a r e y e x p r e s s ­ ed it. The e le c ta n s ta r te d shortly a f t e r P ick ett called the class to o rd e r. In follow ing the1 p r e c e d e n t e sta blish e d l)V f o rm P r seniors classes, the class | city P ickett, |I w hen all team c a p ta in s will t u r n all w o rk e rs a t the C a fe te ria a t 6 p. — —o —------ NomJnated O fficers W ill Be V oted on at M eeting of Oratorio the U n iv e r - j W eek ly r e h e a r s a l o f sity O ra to rio S ociety will be hold j this a f te r n o o n a t t h e Y.M C.A. a t 5 j o ’clock. T h e sla te o f o f f ic e r s ore-1 p a r e d by th e n o m in a tin g co m m ittee j will be v oted on b ’’ the so c ie ty an d t h e o rg a n iz a tio n will be co m pleted. ; lias j T he O r a to rio S ociety now forty-nine a c tiv e m em bers. Accord- J C lu b will to O sca r J . F ox , director, t h e j tain m oot ing m e m b ersh ip should he a t least th r e e tim es th is n u m b e r in o rd e r to s e c u re th e best r e su lts in the p ro g ra m s t h a t will be p re s e n te d this year. D ir e c to r Fox u rg e s e v e ry m an and w om an w ho was u n a b !e to m ake th e Glee Clubs this y e a r to join the O ra to rio j mentg ^ Society, N o t only th e se s tu d e n ts , h u t any jn ^ U n iv t.rsity who hgs „ ^ liking f o r vocal music is w a n te d in th e club, a c c o r d in g to leading mem-, hers. I t is ho ped t h a t b e fo re the end of the te r m , th e m e m b e rsh ip will have re a c h e d th e 150 m ark. - — —---------o------------------ - V oight M ade O fficer in sQ rganization of M ethodist Students Follow ing the p r o g r a m , those de ­ sir in g to t r y fo r m em b ersh ip will be given the o p p o r tu n ity to Speak on a su b je c t to be assig n e d to them a t the b e g in n in g of the hour. o ------------- Grid E ntertainm ent P lan of Rio Grande T erm Social T onight Nelson took ch a rg e of the then fo r th e r e ­ m e e tin g and the o f fic e r m a in in g te r m s were elected. O f f V ers fo r th e w in te r e r e : C. A. P 'c h ­ ert. m-epident- W. F. Dormy, vice sacra* n r e s i d e n t; and R. O. D ryer, T h ' ' e elected to tn r y - tr e a « u r e r . s**rvc d u r in g tho * p r irg te r m e r e : Robert A. N eblett, p r e s id e n t; Jo h n R. L r u g h lin , vice p r e s i d e n t; and Sol Estes, so c r e ta r y - tc e n s u r e r , P a t r o n s of the C u rta in Chil) will receive in the n e x t few days in v ita ­ tions to a t t e n d th*- initial A ustin p e r ­ fo rm a n c e . E ight h u n d re d in v ita tio n s will he mailed. P a tr o n s will be p riv ­ ileged to c h o o se w h a te v e r s e a t they d esire a t price cha rg e d o th e r s p e c ta to rs. the sam e -------------- o --------------- 450 Cards Sent to M idterm Bustees in Engineering School ------------------------- a t A f te r “ 4 7! 93! 6 5 ! 8! 11!” “ Rah, rah. rah, T e x a s !’* T o n ig h t a t 7:30 the Bible C h air, th e Rio G ra n d e tho elections. s tirr in g a n ­ neals fbi b e t t e r class spirit w ere p u t fo r th by N e b le tt an d D upuy. both the p r e s e n t se n io r floss one of the best th a t th e U n iv e rsity of T e x as has ev er g r a d u a te d . thp desire to m ake W esley V alley e x p r e s s in g hold its fall in te r m enter* th e fo rm o f a football social. j u s t what is n o t known the vario u s fo rm s of a m u s e m e n t will be, a c c o r d in g to E sth e r H eacock, but all, will c a r r y o u t the s p irit of the n a tion a l college s p o rt, foo tb all. A*; class and to th e prom otion of friend-1 f o u r c a rd s in d if f e r e n t subjects. al f i t t i n g close f o r the social, re f re s h inittee to consider plans b est suited to m ore Ehorough o rg a n iz a tio n of th e T he pre sid e n t a p p o in te d ing are a p p ro x im a te ly the same n u m - | j n lh(.|r ber a s last ye a r, according to s ta tis ­ tics announced by Dean T. U. T a y ­ lor. At m i d - t e r m 450 re p o r t c a rd s of work below’ p assin g were sent in. hu t the num ber of individual h u rte rs is not as la rg e as it would f i r s t seem, as several s tu d e n ts received th re e or a coni It shin a m o n g its m em bers. This co ­ m itte e is composed o f : R o b e rt N eb- C o m p lim e n ta r y tick ets hav e b e e n , le tt, c h a irm a n C. A. P ic k e tt, an d b" ....................................... IWP— — “ U nlucky P arty” for M ethodist Students on “ U n lu ck y” N ight “ An u nlu c k y {tarty f o r un lu cky s tu d e n ts ” has b e e n a n n o u n c e d as the n e x t a f f a i r on th e social p ro g ra m of the M ethodist S tu d e n t F e d e ra tio n . T h is p a r ty which will be given F r i ­ th e W esley Bible d a y ev e n in g at Ch air, f r e s h ­ is men. the M ethodist fo r 18. R o b e r t O g l e s b y IO. A r t h u r Kl e i n 17. D o r o t h e a Phi l l i ps .... . .. B y L e e W o o d s Final re p o rts in the new s tu ­ dent stad iu m drive are expected to swell the totals considerably the due to the fact th at until luncheon Monday only some seen, •while TOO prosp e cts had been and a p p ro x im a te ly 1.000 to tr a n s f e r s had pledge, in charge. The c a m p a ig n will close to­ to day a t a su p p e r com plim entary asked officials not been according fre sh m e n to | ast s p o r t s . the in bv t u r n e d P le d g e s stu- d e n ts M onday a m o u n te d to S4.710, which was increased by Mrs. L u tc h e r S t a r k ’s IO p e r cent to $5,1 $1. This total o f $9,953.40 fig u re , n!us lun c h e o n , m ak es a u p to F r i d a y ’s g r a n d to date. One te n th of this sum, or $1,513.44 was su b sc rib e d by Mrs, S ta r k . td tn l of $15,134.40 the " O p e n S* »»on” on P r o j e c t * In o r d e r to fa c ilita te the < b tn in in " tif p le d g e s and to make s u re t h a t all p r o s p e c ts a r e seen, Max Fic h te n - b a u m , e xe c u tive s e c r e ta r y , declare*! an “ open se a so n ” on p r o s p e c t s for the re st of th e drive. Under that de­ cision, solicitors can ask su b sc rip ­ tions of any and al! fre s h m e n and t r a n s f e r s wh< have not been seen, th e v have r e g a r d le s s o f w h e th e r T his was p r o s p e c t cards fo r them . the th a t done to m a k e it possible h u n d r e d s of new s tu d e n ts who have not pledged can be seen the ra n in n­ ing d a y of th e cam paign. The tim e fo r t h e m e e tin g at the c a f e te ri a was p la to o n e d u n til 6 o’c W k to e ‘v- w o rk e r s a few na ore h o u rs to obtain subscription*. T eam 19 L**adi M onday W ith th e rep orts ye ste rd a y . T e a m N u m b e r 19, c ap tain ed bv P re sto t Oliver, ju m p e d into the lead for Die day with a O th e r over S 4OO we*’*' team s re p o r tin g 6. u n d e r Mere#!!* $ 4 ? 7 .r 9 Caldwell, with a r e p o r t of total of $509. th e U n iv e rsity . H e has ta k e n activ e ed d u r in g the evening. in t e r e s t was an a s s is ta n t in g o v e r n m e n t last) Miss Helen Roberts. Miss V. M. j K u e n e m a n n ; year. T he devotional p ro g ra m w a s led by g i n e e r in s t u d e n t s ’ a ctivities. He C r a n k played a violin solo. How About Bringing My Lunch? -I- v *!* 4* HE* v *'* *1* fin a l a r r a n g e m e n ts f o r th e a n n u a l fall te r m b a n q u e t a r e to be m ade n n n t t o l . ... i .. t k . . # , « ... Texan Scribes Worrying Over $1 Feed N o Chapel Services WHI T ake P lace on W ednesday Morning announced Monday, to m i d t e r m ca r e - a a r r a y “ Gosh, g irls, I have th e c u t e s t , the co m m itte e late. W ho’re you w ith ? W h e r e t h ’ I Tw elve a c t a ^ b a v c bren, .p la n te d th e stu d e n ts forget make re p o r ts a n d to break ’n to blankety blank is the guy who made rc(* ii ay. N o rm a n E m e rso n , N ovember l l . und er the auspice* o An A rm istice Day Gel man wi given a t the K. ( life on i ng 2 0 8 . 150 mem ber* of the s ta f f g a t h e r a t talk. D a r th u la Davis will e n t e r t a i n | which has been placed on the social M. C. A* te n o r, will sing and J , B. P e tty will j St. E d w a rd s U n iv e rsity . e a m e . , c a le n d a r, will begin at 8 .3 ant as 7 : 1 5 : T e x o n i a n t , L a w B u i l d i n g Sat- until 11.30. 105. .service will Music will Is? f u r n is h >> m 3§! reached an agree e n tir e com m ittee ment on the proper presentation of announcing, the most a p p e a lin g galaxy of pretty o**~ed e n te r t a in e r s . “ E v e ry n u m b e r , ‘ ed. th o se in c h a rg e do not h e s it a te in ; f e a t u r e E dith Kelly in a song re c ita l, j well’s seven-piece o rc h e stra composed ; is being A d ju n c t P ro f e s s o r Jo sep h W . Ram-1 of U n iv e rsity students., . T h e d i a p e r - ; sponsored by Sigm a D elta Chi, hon- say, aa ch airm an of the chapel com - J ens w ilt be Mrs, M c N a m a ra Mrs. w a r y and professional jo u r n a lis tic m e tte e , will have general supervision | H ickey, and Mrs. Rodgers. All Utjt* | versify s tu d e n ts are cordially invited. fraternity. of the services* ill a head lin e r,” T he banquet SUMI MHI C A L E N D A R 1 OO P r e s e n t D a y C l u b Lun- cKeon at U n i v e r s i t y C o m m o n s . 5 - 6 : O r a t o r i o S o c i e t y r e h e a r s a ls at Y. M C. A. A u d i t o r i u m . 7 : 0 0 : S p e a k e r s Cl u b, Ed. B ui l d 7 : 0 0 : F r e s h m a n B a n d , L Hal l. 7 : 0 0 : H o g g D e b a t i n g Cl ub, Y. 7 : 1 5 : S c r ib b le r s , M . R . 2 0 4 . 7 : 3 0 ; R io G r a n d e C lu b fo o tb a ll s o c ia l, W e s le y B ib le C h a ir. 8 : 0 0 : P h i M u A lp h a , U n iv a r s ity Conaorvatqry o f M u sic . W ork C onnecting Z and W Halls W ill Begin Im m e­ diately B y H a r o l d M. L i s s n e r a A nother cam pus shack at the U niversity, used for m any years classroom , has been a e doom ed. W ith the announce­ m ent by President W . M. W . Splaw n t h a t no m ore classes will be held in th e wooden bu ild in g a d j o in ­ ing Z Hall, m e n ’s a th le tic rooms, W H all f u t u r e will im m ed ia te han db all in to be c o u r ts and a la rg e r place fo r in s tr u c ­ tion in physical tr a i n i n g to U n iv e r ­ sity s tu d e n ts. c o n v e rte d f o u r th e in T h e new a dd ition will cost opprox- im a te ly $2,000 when completed. T his total of nine h an d b a ll will m ake a fo r c< o r t s which will be ad dition al p la y in g purposes. ?pace will also m ake it possible fo r IOO m ore s tu d e n ts to ta k e correctiv e t r a i n i n g a t one tim e w ith o u t exces­ sive crowding. availab le T he W ork will begin im m ed iately on connecting W H a ll a n d Z H a ll which will provide add itio nal space fo r th e f r e s h m a n ath le tic lockers. The work l)e completed before th e b egin­ will n ing of the w in te r term in J a n u a r y . — o............... - a r r a n g e d fo r th e d a y u n d e r th e ( h a i r - ! m a n sh ip of Rosemary* W alling, pres' ident of the W o m a n ’s A thletic A sso­ ciation. 9-11 a. rn.— R e g is tra tio n of the d a d s an d m o th ers in the G irls ’ S tu d y Hall, Main B uilding u n d e r the direction of Mrs. Joe G ilbert, s e c r e t a r y of a ss o c ia ­ tion, the Y. M. C. A. cabinet, and the VV. A. A. council. to u r s conducted by th e O ra n g e J a c k e ts and the Cowboys. C am p u s 11-12 a. rn.— S tu d e n ts ’ p r o g r a m at the W o m an ’s G y m n asiu m , presided over by R ichard Blalock, p re s id e n t of th e S tu d e n ts ' Association. 1. Music by L ong ho rn Band. 2. W elcoming a d d re s s — Dean L. H. H ubb ard. Association. 3. S t u n t by th e W o m a n ’s Athletic 4. Men’s Glee Club p ro g ra m . 5. O ne-act p la y — C u r ta in Club. 6. In tro d u c tio n of c a m p u s o r g a n i ­ z a tio n s— R ic h a rd Blalock. 7. T ex as song3— O ra n g e Ja c k e ts . 12-2 p. rn.— Luncheon and business m eeting a t U n iv e r s ity Commons. I : O pening a d d r e s s — A dam J o h n ­ and the D a d ’s son, pre side n t M o th e r’s A ssociation. of 2. Reply— H. J . L u tc h er S ta r k , c h a ir m a n of th e B oard of R egents. ---------------o--------------- V ersus Club Plans Fall T erm B anquet at Friday M eeting . AA C. D onaldson G ives Illustrated Lecture J t o E n g i n e e r s M o n d a y c ja j c o m m itte e w as i P la n s f o r th e fall te r m b a n q u e t of I t h e V e rsu s Club w e re discussed a t ^th(> m e e tin g la s t F r id a y , an d th e *o- to m ak e a r r a n g e m c n s to h a v e th e b an - C yril Donaldson, a s tu d e n t of m e - 5 q u e t n e xt week. T his was th e f i r s t cha n ic al e n g in e e rin g a t the U n iv e r-! y e a r that; th e club has been in a c tio n le c tu re on j d u r i n g a fall t e r m o f school, a n d c o n ­ sity, gave an th e j frequently tin* “ P ra c tic a l A p plicatio ns of this b a n q u e t will be es- bi-! ta blishe d as a p re c e d e n t f o r th e corn- the r e g u la r Dirscl E n g i n e ” a t weekly m eeting of the s tu d e n t b ra n c h j jn g years. illu s tr a te d in s tr u c te d — a in the s h o r t ! give leal E n g in e e rs held * B uilding. Donaldson gave P o w e r j o rg a n iz a tio n , w hose purp ose . < f th e A m erica^ Society of M e e h a n - j V e rs u s C lub is a public s p e a k in g to th e U n iv e r s it y girls a c h a n c e h is to r y of the d evelopm ent of th e Die- j to develop this sci engine, and pointed out its com- j line. One o f th e m o st i n te re s tin g fea- p u t a t i v e z d v . n t a g c s over ex pansion , steam m o to rs, used oil pipe line p la n ts , and sta tio n s. in w a te rw o rk s p la n ts, s o r n o t th e f r e s h m a n girls should be the la s t m e e tin g was a ae- ^ th e q u e stio n o f w h e th e r tu rb in e, an d e le c tr ic , b a te on to w e a r a g re e n the tr ip le ure8 ta l e n t a lo n g fo rced insignia. T h e a f f ir m a tiv e side won. E x te rn ­ t h e : po re speeches, d e b a te s , and reading ) the t h e g r e a t e r H a r r y Pe a rso n, p re s id e n t of in c e n tral p a r t o f t h e ir is o-------------* local society, announced t h a t the n e x t j com pose m eeting, to be held two weeks fro m ; pre gram s. M onday nigh t, would m ost likely be f e a t u r e d by a ta lk by an e n g in e e r! f r o m the S an A n ton io Public U tilities j S u n d a y C l u b H o l d s C om pan y on the pow er p la n t to be in ­ stalled by t h a t a t New P e a rs o n explained t h a t B ra u n f e ls . society th e p rin c ip al object of the to secure e n g in ee rs fro m v a r ­ w as to p re se n t a ctu a l e x p e r ­ ious fields iences in m echanical e n g in e e rin g to m e m b e rs of the society. com pany Fall T erm Dance at G regg H ouse T onight ------------ ~o—---------- - T eam 19 S ets H igh Mark in N ew Stadium D rive; T otals $ 7 2 5 W ith a th e d a n c e has as to tal su bscrip tion of $500 The social c o m m itte e in c h a r g e of te a m f o r Monday, P re s to n O liver’s its c h a irm a n Eli- IU se t a new high m a rk in th e new s tu d e n t sta d iu m c a m p a ig n y e ste rd a y , j za b e th F e n n ell. T ic k e ts a r e on sale T e a m 19 has been a hig h point team a t $1.25 a couple an d m ay be ob in Division D since th e b eg in ning of fr o m Miss F e n n e ll, Clint th e drive. T h e to ta l pledges secured j Holt, o r o th e r S u n d a y Club m e m b e rs by th i s team to d a te a m o u n t of $725, J “ All th e d a n c e s the S u n d a y Club list of has ever given h ave been success w hich places in I f u l,” said Miss F ennell. “ And w e ’re h ig h e st pledges secured. b e t t e r P r e s t o n O liver, c a p ta in of the te a m , f e x p e c tin g to have an even it f i f t h ta m e d the is a f r e s h m a n in th e College of A r t s a n d Sciences th is ye a r. Oliver was fen honor g r a d u a te of the E d in b u r g H ig h School la s t J u n e . He h a s ta k e n an active p a r t in stu d e n t a c tiv itie s since m a tric u la tio n in th e U n iv e rsity . TRY DAILY TEXAN’ C LA SSIFIED S You will be su rp rise d a t the r e s u lts t h a t yo u will get. P H O N E 8000 tim e th a n u su a l t o n ig h t. ” ------------- o------------- Dr. R. L. M oore to Lecture at Sem inar a T e x a s Dr. R. L. Moore, p ro fesso r of pu re m a th em a tic s, will lectu re T u e s d a y a t 3 o’clock in M. B. 209 on “ Indecom ­ posable C o n tin u a .” Dr. Moore is g r a d u a te , I and received h is D octor’s D egree at Chicago. H e is recognized as one of the h a d i n g a u th o ritie s in th e world th e fo u n d a tio n s of m a th e m a tic s. on in H is work h as been done g e o m e tric a l a na lyz ing th e field of I foundation? of m a th e m a tic s, and scv- research a rtic le s h av e ! eral o rig in a l I been published by him on th is sub- j ject. ; Dr. Moore co nsid ers cu rv e s as col- • lections of points, and all p r o p e r tie s | of curves as being given by m eans of [ p ro pe rtie s of these collections. larg e ly M em bers of th e S u n d a y Club and th e ir f rie n d s will hold th e ir a n n u a l a t G r e g g fall te rm d a n c e to H ouse a t 9 o ’clock, th e L a w re n c e B ro w n , p re s id e n t of o rg a n iz a tio n . a c c o r d in g to n ig h t The A rm istic e D ay m o tif will be c a rrie d ou t in ffie d e c o ra tio n s. Flags a n d re d , w h ite an d blue s t r e a m e r s will be placed th e hall. P u n c h in will be serv e d t h r o u g h o u t th e e v e n ­ ing. Rolahd V o ig h t of th e U niversity w a s elected o ne o f th e vice p r e s i­ d e n ts a t th e m e e tin g of th e M etho dist S tu d e n ts F e d e r a tio n a t the m eet- night, directed ing of the M eth od ist S tu d e n t F ed e r- Decherd, a tio n a t th e M osque on Lake W o rth , F o r t W o rth . W ith th e use of slides, Miss Dech of S o u th w e s te r n B ru c e P a l m e r j erd w as able to pre se n t an i m t r u c - j live le c tu re on Brazilian schools, as U n iv e r s ity w as e lected p re s id e n t o f ; well a s c o m m u n ity , th e o rg a n iz a tio n . A b o u t 150 s tu d e n ts * Bfe in the S ou th A m erican c o un try, in a t t e n d a n c e a t th e m e e tin g Miss D echerd v :sited in Brazil in the w ere su m m e r of 1924, and her e xperien ces o v e r th e w eek-end. in | added color to the lecture she o ffe r is a g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t the gro w th V q ig h t of ! should he removed fro m th e b u i l d - 1 I ings on the Carnous.” T he a ffirm n - I live of the q ue stio n will be* u pheld bv Sidon H a rris and R. ('. C h a m b e r ­ lain while J. W, S tr a ite n and D. A. A rn Jd will d efen d th e negative. follow ing O th e r n u m b er on th e p ro g ra m a re the ta lk s: “ T he R eu nion of the E n g in e e r to the Public, Rus- ae! S m ith ; “ The R elation o f th e E n - to his E m p lo y e r ,’ W e s le y th e “ The R elation o f The New* -Stadium Campaign I •“ ■"• ; : ■■'"■ ■.+ SI • - :‘ v y::;r -Si •:■■ . ;.§ || tis ^ a • *v I . 0, " * --r ® * ■ ■ * t. • ' ! . ' ' ! CLOSES TONIGHT You Still Have an Opportunity Give Your Pledge to Any Team Worker and Get Your Name on the PRE-LA H S CLASH WITH PRE-MEDS ON GRIDIRON 4:30 TODAY T H E O A I L Y T E X A N PAGE THREE S ta rn-A da ms Sh aes placement and soared gracefully be- tween the Texas goal posts, booted 43 yards by the educated toe of little Jackie. The other stunt deserving six inch headlines was the pile-driv­ ing advance of Rufus King down the field. A fte r re tu rn in g a . k i c k o f f J:.‘ y a r d s , the Ram m er swept away all doubts as to his supremacy among Southwestern line plungers, battering b ’s way by successive lunges 60-odd yards Fight into Baylor territo ry . consecutive dives netted 53 yards. A fte r a try by Saxon, Rough Rufus took up the task again, running into Jack Jones just a few inches s hort of a touchdown. r u n s a g a i n s t Ma c k S a x o n c e r t a i n l y c a n n o t be o v er l o o k e d f o r a l l - c o n f e r e n c e h o n ­ ors. T h e stock l a d w a s c o n s i s t e n c y perso n ified in bis o f f - t a c k l e slice* t h e B e a r s . a n d e n d D e f e n s i v e l y he w a s i m p r e g n a b l e . In r e t u r n i n g p u n t s a n d in g e n e r a l a l l ­ r o u n d o f f e n s i v e w c t h , Rosy Stall - t e r st o o d o u t like a mu d - s n o t o n a w h it e s h i r t. W i t h a wet, slim y ball to h a n d l e , t he boy f r o m E a s t ­ took K e l l y ’s p u n t s p e r f e c t l y , l a nd to do in g boot. so me cl assy r e t u r n i n g Heinie Pfannkuche proved to all and sun dry that he can hardly he kept off the all-confernce this sea­ son. The Fighting Dutchman con­ tinued his stellar play and, as we again repeat, T exas’ taking the o f­ fensive most of the time prevented Heinie from doing even more < n tho defense. The same situation th a t oc­ curred both last year and the year before will in ali probability happen again this season. In 1923, both Nig Bralley of Texas and Bear W alker were too good to leave off the m y th­ ical selection. So in a g reat n u m ­ ber of choices the B ear was shifted to guard and BralU y drew the pivot position. In the same problem was solved in the same way, with Buddy King of the Mus­ tangs replacing Bralley in the com­ bination. So f a r Heinie appears to be B uddy’s logical rucecs-or. the season of ’24 u nd isputed to their old E v e ry o n e will agree that a habit is usually ant to be rather hard to break. T he M u stangs seem to find it e x c e e d in g ly d iff ic u lt . Last s e a ­ son the P o n ies tied four c o n f e r e n c e record. co n tests, an T hey a r e up tricks again this se a so n . One w ee k they in ev e ry w ay, not ou tp lay T e x a s the fin a l punch to score. hrvinr: The n ex t S a tu rd ay they b attle Arlcansas R azrobacks to the sam e kind o f a deadlock. A few m ore d isa p p o in tin g ties and Dallas will be the s c e n e o f civil war. ARIZONA BRINGS FAST OFFENSIVE BACKFIELD FOR SATURDAY CLASH increased. leading candidates are not only un­ Captain impaired hut Mule Wilson was the outstanding Ag­ gie the star, every departm ent of game being taken into consideration. Joel Hunt also flashed fabulous form, j while Bones Irvin, W atts and Die- to hold their places ! trieh managed in the lim e ligh t F or the Frogs, Cap- lion’s share ! tain Clark deserves th* Oak C liff Chaperon of the laurel*, confirming all reports of hisgpandfdacy fo r mythical men- steady I tion. Wash (bon played a ---------- By V ic Moore Mrs. Sassee C hosen fo n tc r while Carson Williams plied their prowess in j ,u kf t.],[ and the P l a n s 1 ____ _ last few tions. O u t of th e s a n d y slopes of f a r a w a y A riz ona th e w h o o p ­ ing, co^c-punching g r o u p of grid i ro n ho pe fu ls of th e Uni­ versity a r e h a r d a t work. W e t ­ ting their earnest brow's with honest literally sweat, the w esterners making the sand fly in their toil to prepare themselves for the man-sized j job of buldogging the S teer on his own stam ping ground n e x t Saturday. D ropped Tw o Game* are two the o th er the Arizonians have Thus fa r one to duels, dropped only Utah University, the to University of South*rn California. Three wins have been chalked up to the credit of W alter Davis’ men, Ariz­ ona Teachers, New Mexico A & M., and New Mexico University being the victims. During the fights the lads from the Golden West have shown a marked improvement; over th eir early season form and are now a t the top of their pride, both on offensive and defensive. Lon gh orn s O u tw e ig h e d As has been the case in nearly j every game this season, the Longhorn j line will be outweighed; the weight j margin will not be excessive, how-, But merely weight alone Is ever. worth less than nothing. A forw ard j wall m ust add a considerable amount of the other ingredients of football success to outclass Bill J a m e s ’ b a r ­ rier. T hat has been proved. The men from Arizona will have to to present a fast, fighting line tram ple such men as Ike Sewell, Heinie P fannkuche, Ox Higgins, and Bob Homan. The outstanding line­ man of the to be Firpo Jackson, who has recently r e ­ covered from a leg injury. invaders is said Oak Cliff Club rn ,-ta t 7 n o O'clock in the Girl s Study Monday night Hall in the Main Building. were discussed fo r quet some time in December. a hike and a ban* t h a t It was decided the Club should meet every other Tuesday night in the Girl’s Study Hall. At the next m eeting a vice president, a seeretary -trea su rer will be elected and chairm en of the various com- the nbtteess will be appointed. At m eeting Monday night a resolutions com m ittee was appointed. Mrs. Q. F. Sassee was chosen p e rm a n en t chap­ eron fo r the club in its various func- stU(j ents the University in from Oak Cliff and all form er re s i­ dents are urged to cnrne out to the m eetings and be identified with the club. -------------- o-------------- SP O R T P I E L.j B y Vie Moore P L E A FOR T H E P R E S E N T Deep sighs alumnus, gloomy, Who dwells in past, gone by: “ Oh where are Tynes and E c k h a rd t; “ Marley is gone,” they cry. But backward gazing gloom-hound Overlooks in te arfu l mood, The Saxons, Kings and Thompsons, T oday’s stars, just as good. Such men as Gentry, Brooshier and Treadwell will fill out remained of; a line t h a t has done well in the last three straig h t victories. The depart-! Doleful Doc determ ined the destiny ment in which the Arizona forward of the Baylor Bears when he pulled wall has shone more than in any other his pleasant surprise and delegated is th a t of offense. The big guards M att Newell to s ta rt a t end. F o r it and tackles, under the expert t u t e ­ was M att who clinched the contest lage of Davis and Enke have been in the final period. When a Texas pass was completed fumbled, regularly opening holes for the shifty bunch of backs. Matt was on the job slightly ahead of the Bear backs and made a rain- •• bow dive to recover for the decisive touchdown. The lanky lad was the best end on what passed the field, doing his g re a te s t work on the defensive. and fo r .... lf T h e lu sty hop o f the H orned F rog that o v er tu r n e d the b a tter ed d o p e b u ck et, m essed thin gs up gen - L o n g h o r n s n ow stands at th e head o f p rocession . T h eir m ost feared rival, A. & M., has dropped f e w back n o tc h e s in the scale, h a vin g b ow ed to the 3-0 o f B e ll’s band. The A g g i e s ’ c h a n ces now lie in th eir a b ility to p o u r it on Rice n e x t w eek and T e x a s on T u rk ey D ay. su p rem acy q u ite a Considerable consolation accrue* to the cadets in their sorrow, however. The all-conference chances of their d um ped Tcxa* end*, doped the galle ries with a to p l a y the well know n se con d fiddle, e n t h r a l l ­ ed f e a t u r e d duet. Sailor S h e a rer ma d e his i n­ line up itial break in a in to the J he m a r i n e r h ove b l a z e o f glory. e m b r y o n i c e n d to and T o g e t h e r sw ee p s right merrily. with M e a n d er in g Mat, the A d m i ­ ral filled out an end c o m b i n a t i o n that had it over Bridge*’ o u t p o s t s like t h e proverbial b l a n k e t . B u b b a N a s h stack s un third in t h e a f t e r ­ up noon t o his rating. Living d i m i n u t i v e speed r e p u ta tio n , the the Ban km an was sc en e of action each ti me Kelly booted the ball. B ig S a m C o a t e s was doped to sta nd o u t c o n s p i c u ­ ou sly, but aside from a f ew stellar fla sh es B r id g e s ’ big g u n r e m a i n e d silen t. f i r s t on the cross The Aggie-Steer country quarrel ran true to usual form, the I Longhorns scoring a win. Of course In fact Sandi ; Esquivel finished first. ; slipped up on old F ather Time to the I extent of doing the distance in slight- ! ly more than 20 m inutes 50 seconds, J over a muddy path. El P aso’s pride crossed the finish line a scant 500 yards ahead of the re>t of the pack. Captain Spider C onner of the bovine band beat out Macy of A. & M. in a thrilling finish, for second honors. The conference hill-and-daler will be fairly certain to see Sandi Esquivel lope home an easy winner, with Hooper of S. M. U. coming in for runner-up honors. lo r e on ly W h en R am m in g R ufus lau nched his sm ashing drives, when Mack S a x o n and w hen the tu r f R osy S ta llte r e x e c u t e d his fa m o u s c u tb a c k . Bridges* had on ly one d ep en d a b le o b stac le to block their w a y. B ear W alk er stood ou t in a field of stars, making m ore ta ck les than an y other man in u n ifo rm . He was aided o cc a sio n a lly by Jack J o n es P o r te r and C oates. w as his on ly equal on the B ay lor crew , but the w av y-h aired Irishman in the fig h t a co m p a r a tiv e ly w as for short tw o d ays b e f o r e the gam e. S o m e ­ tim e s the B e a r checked the T e x a s a tta c k and failed. N e v e r t h e le s s, the great ce n te r was in the m ajority o f plays, w h e r e v e r th e y w ere. P erhaps the c h ie f r e a ­ son f o r W a lk e r ’s d e f e n s iv e p ro m i­ n e n c e w as the fact that his o p p or­ tu n itie s w e r e p len tifu l, the ball b e­ ing the L o n g h o r n s’ p o ssessio n m ost o f the time. tim e, having b een sick so m etim es he in There were two outstand ing o f­ fensive plays of tho day t h a t will be renowned in gridiron history for their brilliance. Early in the gam e Jack Jones swigged down a shot of quinine, tightened his belt, and w ent in for George Fall. A couple, of second? later a wet, slippery ball shot from salmon The lightweight skipper ifs; orally. H ow eve r, the in addi-j ca n 4 kick, for T e x a s th e ALL WE EK * < > .-H T tm. a i k FIELD 111 4:31 Star Backfield Men on Two Eleven* Participate in Old Feud P re-M ed s * Position L a u g h lin S te in b a c h W o lf P re -L aw s T o w n e s M obley D en m a n P o te e t Barton H u dson Stark T u rn er Sparks S em a an R ee v es L e ft end L e f t T ackle L e ft guard C enter R ight guard Right tack le R ight end Q u arterba ck R igh t H a lfb ack L e f t H a lfb a c k F ullback B y AI L u c k e tt E m b ry o embryo doctor m eets 4^30 on law yer this afternoon a t Clark Field when team s of the Pre- Medie So ciety and the Pre-Law So­ ciety clash fo r gridiron honors in the second gam e of the In tra m u ral s e r­ ies. This gam e was scheduled to he played la s t Tuesday, N o v e m b e r 3, but was postponed a t the request of the field Doc S te w a r t who w anted his for th e purpose Steers to graze on B ear meat. teaching of An E ven To** high pre-Galvestonians When Shorty Alderson sounds his two whistle fo r the initial kickoff, equally experienced elevens will facej each o th e r on historic Clark Field. The y o ung legalites won the I n t r a ­ year, and mural c h a m p i o n s h i p last have h a lf of their veteran team back in harness. The have a squad of experienced school players and several veterans from the ru n n e r-u p team of last year in this y e a r ’s line-up. Both team s are stro ng in the forw ard-pass d epa rt­ ment, as an unusual a r r a y of ends are present on both sides. Coach Sparks’ young attorn ey s have v eter­ an aces as wingmen in Townes and Stark. Neal Pickett’s Pre-Meds will have W o lf and Swain, experienced ends, to break up the passes of the opposition and snatch a few from their own backfield. T w o Star* M eet Two real battles are expected in individual play. T rifon, a form er high school star, faces Poteet, last year's alf-ihtram ural center, a t the pivot post. Another personal scrap if expected between the two backfield aces, Thom as of the Pre-Meds and Sparks of the Pre-Laws. An A ll-Intram ural backfield q u a r­ t e t m ight easily be chosen from the two elevens this a f te r ­ th a t clash noon. A t qu arte r, both team s have heady field generals who are excep­ tionally well versed in th e ir duties. T u rn e r will bark the plays of the Laws, while Pickett will direct the Mods. Sparks, Semaan, and Reeves are a dangerous at ca rry in g the pigskin.’ Thomas, Hunt and E stes likewise possess ability at gaining ground. Both backfield are ce rtain to make first downs ten or more tim es, such is th eir potently stren gth. combination From end to end the pre-docs out- weight th e pre-attys by a few pounds. The medics have a pair of guards who weigh over 190 pounds. The experience of th e Laws will easily ta k e care of the few extra ounces o f their opponents fat, how­ ever, a n d an equal fight is expected from whistle to gun. Mis* Terrill T alks B efore N ew m an Club a t Regular M eeting “ The purpose of the office of the Dean o f Women is n ot to boss but be a s e r v a n t,” said Miss Ruby T e r­ rill in h er a d l e s s to the regular m eeting o f the Newman Club Sunday morning. justice, th e requirement*. to love mercy, and The s u b ject of the address by Miss Terrill was “ R equirem ents” and she discussed the req uirem en ts imposed by life, and the way in which to fol­ low In quoting from Micah, Miss Terrill said, “ The prim ary requirem ents of life are to do to walk hum bly with God.” Miss T errill showed the relation of her su bject to the every day prob­ lems of life by relating the requ ire­ ments imposed upon stud enn ts by the University. their relation with “The req uire­ these fu lfilling of ments is a serious problem and it is my purpose as Dean c f Women to assist as f a r as possible in helping you s tu d e n ts them out,” closing words c f Miss were ^ Terrill, ta ca rry th e _ ^ S tr o n g O f f e n s i v e B a c k fie ld The offensive power of their back­ field is A rizona’s biggest th rea t. The last three trium phs of the machine from the mesas were largely owing to the ru n n in g ability of the bullet backs. The w esterners’ quarterback has shown up rem a rk ab lf well in the responsible position of field general and Salmon keeps as cool u n der fire as any the Columbia in River. a steady defensive player, tion to his ability on the offense. Red j Crouch is exceptionally light to oc- j cupy a fullback’s shoes, but has been producing the good of late. Crouch wastes no time in g ettin g started, once hegrasps the oval, and is hard to stop a f te r he crosset he line of scrim­ mage. It end in the a t ­ is not necessary Davis can boast a couple of crack halfbacks in Gilliland and Deibold. These two men are veritable speed demons, o ff tackles and around. Gill­ iland is captain of the team as well as tne outstanding ball-larrying ace. From all seports Gilly is to Arizona what Jac k ra b b it Cook was to Mississ­ ippi. Let us hope t h a t he will not I come to the same tem pted Longhorn roundup. to take up perfectly good space here expound- j ing tho value of the Texas backfield. Suffice it to be stated that two men, j Saxon and King, have made it im­ possible for sports w riters to over­ look them in the all-Conference se­ lections next month. And th a t two j others, namely W right and Stallter, are not fa r behind in stellar! ability. And last but not least, that there are t * o reserves ort the roster are pushing to j keep th e ir places: Joh nny Estes and; Fred Thompson. Such a backfield can be stopped only as it has been stopped once this season— by an u n ­ yielding line like t h a t of the Mus­ tangs. A nything short of th a t is in for disaster. first-strin gers them the N o W hite Sections at Last T w o G am es There will be no co-ed stu n t a t the A. & M. or the Arizona game*. All girl? a re going to ait in a reserved section at the A. & M. game. In o r - ’ der to get seats in the reserved sec. tion, girls must sign their names on the slip ju s t outside of MU** R ath ’s office in the Gym. the door The seats will be sold a t the Gym for this game. The best seat* w ilf be given to tho*? holding the most tickets given a t the rallies luring this term. There will be no whit? sec­ tion at either game. THE GOLD RUSH W ill Stam pede A ustin W ith Laughter It Is “ Charlie's” G r e a t ­ est Picture. VOICE OF THE NIGHTINGALE b y Hi s Wife Thought He Had a Two-Trouser Suit! so she sent his only pair of trousers to the cleaners! Next tim e he W ILL have an extra pair because h e ’s going to buy a W ilcox 2-T rouser Suit $ 3 5 , $40, up to $65 r T l 3 t o f T l i l c o x , V A ^ T H U -S T O F L E A44WW QUALITY AND SERVICE *, W e sew on y o u r b u tto n s— No extra charge. 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Drbocah Hiaehliffe, ‘ Alley, Lo'rae lin g e r , Zoia M REPDHTERS Jokn.n. Lorena Drummond. Frank Kh£™ Wmong*' rMiorne. Char,*, JSrssr. «eda„ IU Ma. - C r a v e n . B un ch e H o m /h r .e * Mendel ***M k r. Te*r»l LewU. . h Frank R glee, ?» r/* > ,rr Martha Port* ! a m roe I* .lien Vary MeDaniel, Ada Z lsbssskjr, Gibson William*. Jewel! Co* ' ,r ” Bpindie, Ko*ere A ,»" C rank. Katy Hee Hall. Fran? lr Stillm an. Ale* M trphree Virginia h *rn ^ Velma theirs, Mary M irray. Ben Pi* h»-r. Jim VratM, John Va-ighan, John ^ ,rJ*r’ *"? Warrens-)r,? — . , — ti ii fey r M ansn McDowell, r rsn s r» «. . Faribault. Belen Robert*, Herbert Dun agen. (leorge Btttord, Mar tao I f f dirh. Sol G od* Ck ?. Frame*, 0* * ch w 4 f, H elen Se! a?««, Virgin?* Agnew, I,anr!m«n Teller, Bile C o rw in , N om * I Ie#*. F.vei 5 ne Th mp-mn, Tlkiedor* Joseph. Joe*** rowan. Rupert Ha rh rider, Leopold Elliott, Ruth Mar. tor, I .en*. T h o m a s Edith For, Sylvan Burg, Ceorsre Ingraham, William l*ot?dhy Kaufman, Elisabeth Fennel, J. FJorenee Ever>h rg, Jerk V* mg*. La ir* Hatheoek, Mina Alvord, Rernadyne S?oke*«. M u f f BldrWfff Inc*. Harold M lier. O o rye J»mea, Martha Faofk. LoD Frietaon, Herbert Stalling*, Blorrfae Fo«ter. Carol El a, Elisabeth Baldfein, Mer ii ALL MEMBERS of The Texan staff who have not bought their tickets for tVie banquet have been asked to do so at once. Those who have not checked their names on the date list should check today. from ALL STUDENTS the Rio Grande Valley are invited to at­ tend the football social at W esley Bible Chair Tuesday night at 7:30. Bring your ticket. Freshman boys wear green caps and freshman girls wear class buttons and green ties. PRE-M ED and Pre-Law football men turn in uniforms today immediate­ ly after game. STU D E N T DIRECTOR. PRESENT Day Club will hold a luncheon at the University Com­ mons today at I o’clock. All mem­ bers are urged to attend. THERE will be a meeting of. the House Mothers’ Association T ues­ day at 3:'0 in the Girl’s Study Hall. The m eeting has been changed from W ednesday because of a holiday. All members are urged to be present as Final steps in adoption of con stitu -1 many important matters will be dis tion and by-laws will be taken. MEETING of Texonians tonight in Law Building, room 105 at 7:15. cussed. PRESIDENT. MISS RUBY TERRILL, Dean of Women. UNIVERSITY’ Oratorio Society will hold its regular rehearsal Tuesday from 5 to 6 in the Y. M. C. A. chapel room. M. B. 204. E. FOX. SCRIBBLERS will hold their regular meeting Tuesday night at 7:15 in ALL PRE-LAW men who were issued a uniform must report to Z Hail at 3:30 this afternoon. Don’t for­ g et to turn in uniform after the game. all pledge Hughes. (Signed) SEMAAN, Mgr. jg rn *■ DELTA Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi sorority announces the severing of relations with Ellen ALPHA DELTA PI, By Coma Tittsworth, President. The Press HOW ABOUT IT, FROSH? TH ER E will be a meeting of Phi Delta Gamma Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock in room 3 of the Law that all It is important Building. members be present. PRESIDENT. Store Closed W ednesday to Observe Armistice Day STUNTS Favorable comment was forthcoming from the audience in the west side of th e Stadium, Saturday on the excellent shov ing of the T e x a s rooting section. Particularly impressed was the au­ dience with the spelling out of the word " T e n s ” by means of the orange and white cards. Credit, it might be stated here, should tie given those Texas rooters who braved the chill air of the evening and appeared in their white shirts in order to make the letters more effective. The solid block of Texas rooters stood out in sharp contrast to cither students in the rooting sec­ tion, and when t*he orange cards flashed amlong the white as each • fttf, letter was made, the effect at a distance was mighty good. Had the students who sat on the end of the le tte r s been just a little bit more can ful in following the instructions which were printed on the cards, th e outline of the letter would have been better. As it was, there were a dozen or more on the outside of each letter who failed to turn their card according to the s ig n a ls , which did not make the lot to** as effective as they might other­ lf the rooters are again trained in forming the wise have been, letters at the Arizona game Saturday. The I exan b e lie v e s that the stunt will make a mighty big hit with the Thanksgiving crowd. The Texan is of th e opinion that BUI Rippey started some thing when he introduced the forming of the letters at the foot­ ball gainer. It i* a move in Wje Aught direction for the securing of some kind of stunts between nfftves. Not only does the m a k in g of the letters add some color to the game, hut the c o n c e r te d action of the r o o te r s in handling the cards to make the letters give the student s o m e th in g to do be­ sides j u s t s i t t i n g in the Stadium f t m f y e llin g his head off. Cheer­ ing until one is hoarse is all right and should be done at every game, but the forming of the word “Texas” gives the student a part in some stunt. Ordinary stunts do not require the service of more than a dozen. The “ Texas stunt requires the time ut at least 500 students. The stunt should lie worked on until the rooters make per Field fee t letters, and it should hi; used by all means at Kyle Thanksgiving. _ (tart, you “Don’t be an ass,’* wrote Erasmus. “It is enough that you display all our conversations and opinions, but when it comes to our petty grive- anCes, you are going a good deal too You never were a genius at know. Just because the Vrnteafcor, ba f,m** insulted, .when by all rights I should be the insulted fine. you do not need to be as sman As he is. lf I am willing to remain an idiot, certainly he should not mind being a psychology p r o f e s s o r . And why you insist on joining thi> patho­ is a deep and blue logical throng question, l f ynu have to be a w riter, try to be a sensible one.” In short, he* told us that hr* had git od us when w e’ were a freshman and th a t he had later cu ltiv ated our acquaintance because he thought we showed g re a t promise and reticence. We had the m akings (this is a trans­ lation of his technical language), he said, of the thinker with the scientific attitude; he sometimes thought we even had a philosophical mind. We seemed to he a person, unlike E ras mus who quite evidently had nothing and physical but charm about him strength, who could assemble facts and look th e ir reasonable outcome fore-square without fear. This editorial is not for upperclass­ men; though it might be interesting It has appeared for them to read. before the Daily Cardinal and in may be recognized as old* stu ff by students here in college previous to this year. How are your ideals, freshmen? Are they a bit frayed about the edges like a directory in a public tel­ ephone booth, or have those you brought to college with you disap­ peared entirely and a new set eome in their place? We doubt that they are intact or improved, for college ha, a reputation these days for shat­ tering ideals. , ' ^ METHODS OF JUDGING DEBATES The method of judging the winner of a debate by having the audience vote found considerable favor with the I nh^t "it\ stu­ dents last winter when the KIrtish Team debated the Texas mon on tho** conditions. But the advantages oi having competent judges decide which side is the better is pointed out in a recent editorial in the Minnesota Daily. “Should Minnesota follow the dictates of rival schools rn es­ tablishing her policies in intercollegiate relations, or should she abide by those which have proved to lie of most value to her “This question arose out of a dispute following Illinois re­ fusal to longer employ the critic Judge decisions in the annual Minnesota-IUinois-Iowa debate triangle, bor several^vears Illi­ nois has expressed a desire to establish ‘no-decision debating among the Universities of the Northwest. This year the school at Urbana went so far as to seek the co-operation of The I Diver­ sity of Iowa, the third member of the triangle, and received from them a tentative agreement to abolish the critic judge decisions. n o t There have been influences which have made it hard to stick by those ideals which you brought here with you. Y’our resistance to drinking laziness in studying, dishonesty in written work, and laxness in moral habits has probably been materially reduced. “ But you should know,’’ he wrote, “that it simply does not do for a member of the faculty to be men in the way you have men­ Honed tioned me. You should havi started writing about me in the first place. In as much as you did men tam me, however, you should have known that, if I am to hold my place I must not be made the subject of student comedy in the undergraduate newspaper. Our instinct for dis­ play was getting the better of us is and we were writing tactless thing* j b e a tin g it is hard for the individual to fo rb e a r, and when it seem s that just to keep in print,” he wrote. everyone is cheating in w ritte n work and cribbing in exam s it is extrem ely h ard in. The question “ Why should I hold back whi r* everyone to in­ du lg e?” comes to the high idealist. But why is it that a man or wom­ shattered on ideals an must have coming to college? Largely because the forces working toward shattering them are so o v e r w h e l m i n g that it is exceedingly hard to hold on. it seems everyone else to forbear else seem s jo in in g When - j ______ ______________ We believe that the Professor wa? in us. He had really disappointed “ M innesota has refused to abolish debate decisions because thought we were a person to be they nave proved to have distinct educational values. In the trusted for reticence ami when we f ir s t place, the critic judge is usually the head of the depaitm ent came out with all bi.* a ffa ir s—well, of public speaking at some large university and therefore capable we were not what he had though we of rendering a fair decision* based on the debater s ability to w ert, As for Erasmus, he was the ty- think and speak. The critic judge acts as a medium ot under­ pica! dilletante, superficial, i»d#W)- ^ standing between the audience and the speaker in that he edu cates the audience to the elements of good public * peaking and ar-. erat*, head-strong. Futhermore, be gu merit ut ive ability. But the greatest educational value of the j bad an undeserving conceit which no critic judge lies in his critical analysis of each individual speaker. I truly intellectual person could have By having their fault* and shortcomings pointed out to them, the debaters are able to contrast themselves with other speakers and Beek to improve themselves in the art of debating. ‘’illinois gives as its reason for wishing to abolish critic de­ cisions the fact that the department heads at that school feel the judges incapable of fairly deciding the I letter team of the two contestants. They stated in a telegram to Minnesota, ‘We find that critic decisions in debating provoke scorn for the critic. As yet, n either the Professor nor to making E rasm us amends. One says th a t the other should make he first frien d ly move, and th e o th er first should make the friendly move. Con­ sequently, no friendly move i i pend- Tht: debaters I ing. We do n ot think E rasm us was much cut up about the argum ent a f te r th e anger of the f ir s t night. Since then, however, ho has decided th a t .he professor is ac tin g childish “The value of critic decision debating at Minnesota has been and sm all and is beginning to think proved, and the faculty .senate committee is justified in refusing th a t unless he comes aro u n d to w hat to obey Illinois-' command to aljoilsh it. If illinois is not willing to S m e t M i n n e s o t a in v e r b a l c o m b a t a n d r e c e iv e d u e c r i t i c i s m , s h e ! E rasm us believe* are his se uses, he i doe« not care whether he ever comes fsere believe that decision* ii\ a ^jo-zjfce prove lucent it c for bet­ ter and more he nous work, that a critical analysis of the speakers effort rn of im mea* urea hie educational value. “This is not the attitude "Minnesota takes. says th a t the is reconciled - * r have to look elsewhere foe her opponents,” MSI jgjp v. ,,,4. I* ISE I PII • ' ' Ay8® ' S E D W A R D ’S U N I V E R S I T Y Dance Harold Caldwell’s Orchestra K. C. Hall * *• Armistice Night 8 :3 0 — 1 1 :3 0 T exas S tudents Cordially Invited Admission $1.10 H T PRE-MED Society will not meet to­ night. PRESIDENT. ALTON Luekett, Trueman O'Quinn, Andy Carter, Raymond Stark, and Barry Bishop report at Whitaker’s office today at 4. STU D E N T DIRECTOR. THE following girls must see Miss Jervey on Tuesday from 8 to 9 or from l l to 12: Evalyn Abshar, Agnes Vaughn, Fay Sappington, Dorothy Heacock, Mildred Mc Elroy, Winfred McElroy, Naomi Saxon, Polly Mog- ford, Jean Holland. MISS JERVEY. Wooden Soldiers at THERE will be a meeting o f the 1:80 o’clock sharp on Tuesday. Those who can­ not come must see Miss Jervey be fore 5:00 o ’clock. MISS JERVEY. UNIVERSITY Orchestra will meet for a rehearsal at 7 :30 Wednesday evc?ning in the Girls Study Hall in the Main Building. All members and p r o sp e c tiv e members are asked to be there. Those having music stands will please bring them. P R E SID EN T. TICKETS for The Daily Texan*ban-] quet Friday night at 7:30 at the University Cafeteria have been plac-j cd on sale at J Hall. “SHORTY'” HARKRIDER. ■ I * 4 Iif I rn i I y V -’.ft Tuxedos are the “order of the day” * C - v f * * * H ow s Yours? h Strictly speaking, they are the ‘‘order of the evening,’ and you’ll need one p retty regularly from now on if you care to do things right. W e’re doing it right. Newest styles and th ey ’re priced econom ically, too. $42.50 $70 Dress vests, shirts and all the other fixings. Satisfaction or M oney Back • * • * / • ' . ;• | ■*. f . Stebbins & James I . I I i * * Lir'WV.. mains that the average American man does not get enough exercise, according to President Splawn. He closed by congratulating the new* students on their hearty res­ ponse and their loyalty to the insti­ tution and the cause of the stadium begun by the students two year? ago. Ile also urged that workers see the in a determined campaign through manned so that in futuio yea is they might be proud of having had a part in the construction of the Memorial Stadium. Dean L. H. Hubbard gave a short address, telling the students he had PAGE FIVE all three drives, been here during to be w o r t h and that he knew it while for them to do their best in bringing in subscriptions. He com­ mented on the reports turned in and that what reminded they were doing is of benefit to them as well as to the University. the workers H a v e y o u r f r i e n d ’* n a m e p la c e d on th e R a n g e r m a i li n g li s t. A su b s c r ip - tio n to th e l e a d i n g c o m i c o f th e S o u th i* a s u i t a b l e g i f t at all t i m e s . ALLURING FOOTWEAR A T SPECIAL PRICES All T h is W ee k The F rench Boot S h o p o f ­ fers m a n y o f the season's hest styles at gr eat ly re­ duced prices. T w o gr o up s consisting of 268 pairs incomplete size runs. V a l. $5.75 \ es N o t all s i z e s in e v e r y n u m b e r , b u t y o u w ill b e su r e to f i n d y o u r fit in s e v e r a l s t y l e s o f e a c h g r o u p . lf lid ll ^ M UJt>cnc u•/?rV'Ce* » * %/' [NBS TODAY III 8 (Continued from page 1) $2414. $1890, $1850. P r e s i d e n t S p la w n S p ea k * President W.M.W. Splawn was the chief speaker at the meeting Monday at noon, and gave a talk on the Value of physical education and therefore the need of a stadium to foster phy- sieal training. He said that tho com­ pleted structure would have handball courts, and indoor track and many facilities for the development of the body. The stadium was selected as the most urgent need, with the un­ derstanding that it is to In* followed time by an immense gymnasium in which will also serve as an auditor- turn. “The strong mil VI dwells in a President Vigorous body/* stated today is Splawn, “and competition keen and calls and nerve force. That is why we need the stadiun|; to aid in the development of the body so that the mind can function well.” for strength He also harked hack to the days of the Greeks and Romans and com­ pared the the modern athlete athlete of old. If it was essential to have powerful physiques those days, it is even more necessary to train the body today. The fact re- to in M A R IN ELLO BEAUTY SHOP Driskill Hotel Permanent Waves $12-50 All Marinello treatments. La­ dies’ barber shop in connection. T H E PICNIC S H O P P E I Fried Chicken Dinner W ednesday 12-2:30 P.M. Price 50c THE KEENEST EATING PLACE IN TOWN Phone 5376 1808 Lavaca — . T H E D A I L Y T E X A N NOW SHOWING AT THE TEXAS Mrs. Norma Koch, Dorothy Coop­ the er, and Louise Rounds week-end in San Antonio. spent Dean of W om en M eets First Year Girls in Grace Hall Entertains The girls of Grace Hall entertain­ ed Sunday with a reception at the dormitory,, from 8 to 10:30. Mrs. P. H. Raymond, matron of Grace Hall, acted as hostess for the affair. The following patronesses assisted for the evening: Mesdames Alice Love­ lace Cook, Killis Campbell, T. W. Riker. Sr., R. A. Law, H. M. Finch, L. T. Bellmont, Elwood Griscom, Lee M. Hollander, R. W. Stayton, L. H. Hubbard, and Misses Anna Simonds, Winifred Hume, Kathleen Moles- worth, Rachael Garza, Jean Camp­ bell, Ruth Pressley, Tiffy, Gearing, Jervey, and Anna Hiss. Taylor-W illiam s Marriage A n nou nced Announcement bas been received in Austin of the approaching m ar­ riage of Sara Edwina Duer Taylor of Dallas to E. P. Williams, Jr., the ceremony to be held on November 17, 1925, Both are former students of the University. Miss Taylor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. I . Tay­ lor of Dallas, and received her de­ gree two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Williams will be at home a fter December I at Weslow, Texas. • * • • the following men Alpha Kappa Kappa announces the pledging of in the freshman class at the University Medical School: T. T. Walton, Fred Bloom, Roy Cleere, Jimmie Doyle, Thurman Kinder, Jack Reid, Robert Gaskill, and Maurice Barnes. Roland B. Voight, president of the Federation, vice president of the Federation of in University Methodist was elected Methodist Student Texas at Fort worth Saturday. the State Convention The entire chapter will be the guest of T. O. Walton, president of A. & M. College, at the A. & M.-Rice foot­ ball game in H(tost.on Saturday, No­ vember 14. President W alton’s son is among this year’s pledges. Mrs. IT. M« McElhanon of Bel­ ton, sister of Gov. Miriam Ferguson, recently visited her daughter, Miss Katherine McElhanon, who is a stu ­ dent in the University. Margaret Atwood of Ennis has been a guest at the Zeta house. She came to Austin to attend the wedding of May GPdden. Rosine Blount of Nacogdoches is visiting in Austin this week. Maurine Edgar is spending a few days with her sister, Elmira, who is the librarian at Baylor College. Florine Ashcroft Sulphur Springs has been a guest at the Zeta house, of her sister, Maye. of Delta Theta Phi announces the pledging of Arthur Tripps of b o r t' Worth. Omega Delta announces the init­ iation of Louis Hamlett of Austin. Howard Doolittle and Carlos Coon their home spent the week-end at in San Antonio. Marie Brockman is making a short visit in San Antonio. Edna Boone has as her guests at Grace Hall her sisters, Grace Boone of Brownwood, and Mrs. V. R. Wheeler of San Antonio. Present D ay Club H olds Lunch T od ay its Present Day Club will hold weekly luncheon at the University Commons tomorrow at I tOO p. m. There will be an interesting program following the luncheon consisting of short talks on organization and labor. Kathryn Bryan will make a short talk on trade unions and Frances Ag­ new will discuss trade unions. All members of the Club are urged to be present as the program will be an interesting one. •o------------- Dirty W in dow s G ive Students L ivelihood for School E xpenses Dirty windows in Austin and the University neghborhood are a fford­ ing a number of students a means cf paying part of their school ex­ penses. These students are members of the Student Window Cleaners, an organization formed some years ago under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Armed with a ladder, sea, rags and a pail of water, the students go out daily and make their cleaning route, receiving a fair remuneration for their work. TODAY A t Austin Movie Shows * * ** * *, * M a j e s t i c : “ T h e G o ld R u sh .' Q u e e n : ‘ T h e W h i t e M o n k e y . ’ T e x a s : “ T h e S h o c k P u n c h . ’’ T E X A S Richard Dix at the Texas Theater today in the role cf a young man who has lightning in his fists in the Shock Paramount Punch,” directed by Paul Sloaiie from John Monk Saunders’ Liberty Magazine story. picture, “The The story has to do with a young millionaire who dreads the thought of getting “soft”and hires a couple of professional pugilists to keep him in trim. The action starts with the first scene, and doesn’t let up for a minute. Frances Howard is the girl in the case. She is the daughter of a build­ ing contractor who likes Dix but doesn’t take to his fistic accomplish­ ments and tells him that if he wants to stay in good with her he’!! have to tone down a hit. This Dix tries to do, but everyone seems to be tempting him to dem­ onstrate the famous “shock punch” he has developed as the result of weeks of strenuous training. everywhere -------- ---- 0------------- Q U E E N in The moat beautiful brunette America and England’s most per­ fect blonde are in “ The White Monkey,” First Nation­ al’s current offering at the Queen Theater. seen together There are two love stories in this picture, each set in widely diver­ gent spheres. Barbara La Marr was never seen to better advantage than in her role of “Fleur,” the pamper­ ed daughter of English aristocracy, who with every normal whim and need satisfied peers longingly int© the vague future trying to discern what life still holds for her. Like the peculiar the white monkey Chinese painting, her chance of happiness in the vain a t­ tempt to obtain more than her right­ ful share from life. in she loses ------------- o------------- M A J E S T I C “The Gold Rush," Charlie Cha­ plin’s new screen feature at the Ma- jestic Theater all week, under a United Artists Corporation release, is a symbolical by Chaplin himself. autobiography With that genius which is pecu­ liarly hig own, and against the back­ ground of old Klondike gold rush days of Chapiinesquo conception, the greatest screen-comedian has depict­ ed with subtly tender and delicate masterstrokes the struggle of m an’s eternal hunt for happiness, its heart­ and its laughter breaks and tears and joy. Charlie Chaplin derby, of the cane, baggy trousers, funny mus­ tache and waddling walk who has made the whole world laugh more than any other mere comedian that ever lived, has built in “The Gold Rush” a delightful structure of fun V / and laughter. K enos Barber Shop Basement Austin Hotel Open at 6:30 a.m., Close 8:00 p.m., except Saturday 10:00 p.m. D O N N E L L Y & W H IT E Phone 6131 Plu m bing and H ea ting Contractors 905 Congress Ave. D R . J. S. K O ENIG Chiropodist— Foot S p ecialist Phone 48S5 321 L ittlefield B uilding H urry Back H am burger Stand 2204*4 Guadalupe St. Good clean hamburger# at th* earb or >v«r the counter. Bottled drinks. Vlf Elliot II. V. Alexander R I C H A R D T h e pix AND FRANCES HOWARD IN P A R A M O U N T P r C T U RE " I HE A S C NE FROM SHOCK PUNCH* Private C onferences Freshmen girls at the University has been saved many discouragements and perhaps a few tears by the series of individual conferences which Miss Ruby Terrill, dean of women, has been holding with them since the sec­ ond week of school. Cards were sent to each trashman girl inviting her to such a confer­ ence. At that time the girl’s study program was gone over with her by Miss Terrill or Mrs. Florence Bell, assistant dean of women. In many cases it was possible to offer sug­ gestions for improving the schedules or in acquainting her with campus institutions. Each student was encouraged to engage in some form of campus ac­ tivities, as a means of increasing her circle of friends from many differ­ ent angles. Physical and religious activities were especially emphasized Miss Terrill said. In this way it is hoped that the Hew student were accustomed to University life more they otherwise might quickly than have been. Fraternities W ill Enter Basketball C ontest A fter X m as at athletics In terfratem ty the University will not started he start­ ed until a fte r Christmas, basketball being hie first sport into which the fraternities will enter teams, accord­ ing to Berry Whitaker, director of athletics at the University. Several fraternities have mc miters practicing daily in anticipation of coming contests, Whitaker said, hut i it is too early as yet to secure infer-1 mation regarding prospective teams. Beta Theta Pi fraternity was the j winner last year in basketball, secur­ ing the cup which is presented to j the winner each year, ------------o I f y o u a r e l e a v i n g s c h o o l h a v e y o u r l e n t t o y o u r h o m e a d ­ p u b li c a t i o n * d r e s s . A ll During the W inter and Thru Early Spring You W ill N eed E V E N IN G C L O T H E S TUXEDO Will in most cases meet the de m an ds of usual dinner and ot her social affairs. In t h e higher priced th e Tuxedo will lines cost you from $75.00 to find $125.00 and we lines lower price the ranging $25, $30, $35, $40 be tt e r values for prices These suits are correctly cut and well tailored— come in and see t h e m — you will surely buy if you need an evening suit. And don’t forget your overcoat or topcoat— drop in and see the Best Values offered in city— new shirts— new n e ck w e ar — new* hosiery in Holeproof— the Extoe is the longest wea ring hosiery made. KNOX CAPS KNOX HATS MARK CROSS GLOVES f V I - s ^ BOOK WEEK COME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN P R O M P T ATTENTION. D A D S ’ A N D M O T H E R S ’ D A Y Give your m other and y our t r e a t by bringing them to father a Ye Quality© Shoppe A h e ar ty welcome will a w ait you and them. They will enjoy seeing our paintings a n d tither b ea u­ tiful works of art. Also our artistic gifts and Christmas cards. T h i s may be classed as one of the show places of Aus­ tin. Ye Q ualitye Shoppe 1104 Colorado Street I lyss#* ______ _ PLEDGES OF $15 AND $25 WILL NOT BUILD STADIUM either lack »o M entioned or he up to his poss'hllltiet. T m Wa* Diff*r«nt i» f e t t l e to live W j j j me of the trait | N ovem ber 16 to 22 g I a s E d u c a t i o n W e e k O b s e r v e d eat ---------- A pproxim ate! 2 6 0 Students Sign for Bible Study Course f SAYS CHAIRMAN McGILL , . . •‘F ifte en and tw enty-five dollar pledges will not fin ish t h a t | • wo le t* w k . no o 4 , . . . . . "The fr. vhmar» jmyeltoloKieal exam - j {nation used this year wa- not the! Th.. I he* kame as the one used last year. ' q a . . Every com m unity in the sta te ana I nation should observe the w eek, No- a«ile for the v.mher is to 22, horseshoe," Bill McGill c h airm an of the f l r a t ^ t « p n p , £ c in 192.3 and the over-state cam paign IU 1924, .stated tari.v in tnl8,»u.ji “T he students in th ai first drive realu ed anon th a t *howd,f fere nee* ^ w o d - ^ L T w n„ t . „ rai ^ cam paign. the? must come to think of p ledges in term s of $5u. Ann tnev - IM V mUM CUJitr W MHI*** regarded that as a m inim um , w ith the lim it of th e ir m eans att a tort year's teat wa* 111 The Mgh-(froJB , m axim um b u ilt w it h p le d g e s under fifty , an d having realized th is. th ey w ent j w„ t o w o r k a n d p u t t h e id e a a c r o s e , t h e n t h e c a m p a ig n They com prehended th a t a Stadium could not be , . t p,.«* hie .core on th.* year a test .c o r e made m aitder Jam es A p v v # v« ... n U y Th* h.g. ----- ^ . . . p ^ q * « ^ „ . list of the University. He h rowle by ob"*r r ,n « * ' " » ♦'That is just what the new atli ♦ dents must realize during the ia«t tw o days of the drive. We must fin­ ish the Memorial we have begun, and do it in a creditable way, To do this really and effectively, w e must pledge to the fullest ex ten t o f our pocket books. PSYCHOLOGY TEST “ A fter all, $50 doesn’t mean G rades C annot Be Num eric­ ally Com pared to I hose of Last Y ear as much a.* i* sounds at first. Of course, it doesn’t have to be paid in a lump sum. It is pa*tl in Hve installm ents, which come doe only twice a year. A cents $b0 pledge means only Hived a day. There is scarcely a stu ­ dent on the cam pus who cannot save that mach. It seem s a little bit, but it mounts up to make your pledge in a short while. I “ Of course every pledge, however .m a ll, I. nolieittd. but » minimum of not nu.,I. on th . « m . bauta. Al.houuh *50 is to I* worked Freshman psychology te sts for this i year cannot he compared to those of j last year, according to E. J. Asher, instructor in psychology at the Uni­ versity, because the tw o tests were ex . the purpose o f this y e a r s te st for and seven nth the sam e as that given in 1924, com­ parison o f numerical grades o f the two tests is merely m isleading. P r e d ic t s G r a d e s Floyd H. Stovall, Scribblers Discuss Edition of Book at T onight's M eeting “ The freshman psychological ex­ am ination,” said Asher, “ was de­ signed primarily to predict the grades that will he made by the freshmen president ♦wok « J.*,,.Ur* during their U niversity work. For a that reason the test contained such ti k* of a d r ib b le r s, announce* that a regular j wi**etin«r o f that organization will p e p * 1* 1 r M M i W . > m t ht »« 7115 p. rn. ta ,*-" > » « ""*>"*• r n .t l o m .t k .. O F t i an absolute m«.-| Main Building . 0* which was appointed at the last m eet-; lf* he .a y .. 1. to make it . report are o f the r n d t . that w ill be m «,le| ted deci.ion on the q ue.tion o f the ny the freshm en d u n s * th e.r t m - pub! cation o f a book of Verne by J vt c ly work heeau.e the teat d oe. w*7. * J t T h to o . The h ig h e.t i on last year's test was 96. est score this year was 76. est score las! year was 16. The low* le s t sc o re this year was 12. The me- i dian score for last year's freshm an class was 5$ The median score for this yea r's class wa- 40, \ * ' n n e d u c a t e d c i t i z e n r y : is the great bulwark “ E ducation o f the N ation. In a dem ocracy such as we have, the first essen tial to na­ tional w ell-beintf is in tellig en t ques­ citizen ry, itse lf passing upon tions of national? policy and chart­ ing the N a tio n ’s course.” an “ These figure- do not m ean that last year - freshman class was bet- ter than this year’s class. T hey mere !y indicate that this year’s freshm an j Rains B enefit G reen psychological exam ination was hard er than the one given last y ea r,” Shrubbery on Cam pus The largest number of students are enrolled in the course whose subject is “Jesus and the G ospels.” This back­ course* covers the historical ground of th** New T estam ent. It be­ gins with A lexander and includes the life political, religious and throughout the tim e of Christ. This course, according to Dr. Webb, also covers the docum entary background. This is composed of w ritten stories about Christ and his teaching*. This is studied by com paring the accounts of the Gospels. social W hite, Form er T ex a s . . _ , I e n n i s A c c * 3 i s r s i n q . R*<,‘nt ™in‘ *>»” lw,“n of ,Kr, !lt ben efit to the trees and shrubbery cam pus, according to II. T.. (>r) Harvard N et Match Bock, head gardener o f the Uni- I varsity. W'hereas half o f the tree- on were exp ectd to die as a result o f . the long drouth, only tw o or three | have been killed, due to th** w aterin g : o f the cain pus by Mr. Beck and his assistants. Lewis N . W hite, form er tennis ace of the U niversity of T exas, who ie is now stu d yin g law at H arvard, ’the fight in g ~ h is way to ia m o Crimson law r h o o l team . Accord­ ing to the Harvard 4 -rim non, daily new spaper o f body, W hity and __ form er student of dice In stitu te, de feated Whitbeck and P ra tt in a de-1 The tarviated road which h a . been c i.iv e tw o -,e t match. 5-1. 5-1. W h it-) Built eaat o f the library h a , more heck w a , form erly u n iv er.ity .in g le . I than ju atified i t , expense, being one cham pion o f Harvard, and P ratt. b i . M the g r e .te a t a id , Sunday n ig h t’s fro st failed to do] the Harvard studerjt a° y noticeable dam age to the plants, j t,l We L. C olem an. $ j but a bi*? frf”* e lg * * * * * * * b efo re. T hanksgiving. in keeping th e ' dust down and the wolks properly drained, is the statem ent of Mr. Beck. partner H need player. in the match, is an exper -o— W atson to Deliver Lecture N ovem ber 14 $3.50 Per M onth for A ll Your P ressin g C A C T U S PR E SSIN G S H O P 2 5 0 4 G u a d a lu p e S treet P h on e 8 4 7 7 T he Personal Service B ook S h op ’s RENTAL LIBRARY W here all recent ro- mances, detective tales and more serious books may be had on request. Membership $1.00 Rental ."Ie a dav on each book Wild G eese— Ostenso. Fire Crackers — Van Vechten The Professor’s House — Cather Glorious Aloppo — Barrington Christina A lberta’s Father — W ells The Chicken W agon Fam ­ ily — Benefield Are in the Rental Library T he Personal Service B ook Shop Phone 7085 2011 Guadalupe THE MAN’S SHOP The Newest Style and Color Tendencies Are Reoresented in These T W O P A N T S SUITS A T $35.00 A two pants suit at a fe a ­ ture price, that is popular with college men. 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I “ U "m Pt m; ‘ !'Ur? “f " 1 ' D udley G rafts W atson, noted le c ­ A. the m eeting, the m em ber, are tr a it, that make for ae bool »u *ce». turer from the Art Institute o f Ghi- to dec.de Whether the book will be The t e .t d o e . not attem pt to m a n u re cago, will be brought to A ustin for .u h li.h e d . W hether the co n trib u tor.j <»ch tra it, a . per.■>» »"<• Phymenl eond.tion le a g u e , gt<»u:> 2. W atson , who Art is a noted extension lectu rer, will v e u it v may contribute le r f “ In talk Saturday night, givu th** in d u ctio n o f what (luesti'on that will likely he taken u p - c o r e lo in his U niversity Nuvemj ^ r U ^ K H a ll He will bo * . . . tuAiighl if the publication o f the book o f verse is accepted. Q-- lf a student hfc* a low *xot* ( ^ „p ea)(| nK at g p. m . I. another; for the chosen L .a L I* tm first ' J /• . . the the mam, how ever, i. a fair a student should work. >n the test and makes good grades,; ie probably possesses som e other I rait or traits that m ake up for a low score. On the oth er hand, if a Indent makes a high score on the test and makes poor grades in school. first lec­ ture the subject, “T he A rt Life of Spain.” More than 150 slid es will be used to illustrate the lectu re. Ad­ mission will be fifty cents. Obernier P lays for G erm an Club Dance German Club will give a holiday ^ - to | ^ dance tonight, and one o f the largest crow ds o f the year take advantage o f m ent, according on e o f the dance m anagers. is expected this en terta in ­ to* Jim Dickering Fat* O bernier'a orchestra will fu r­ nish music for the occasion. Regular prices will preva l, stated I iekering T ick ets for Pre-M ed Dance on Sale I oday Ticket? will go on sale for the Pre Med dance today, accord my to R. G. Dryer, m anager o f the affair. The d ance, staged the purpose o f for adding to the Pre M**d scholarship fu n d , tv ill be held Friday. Nov emf mr in at the W om en’* Gymnasium. NO HOLIDAY SATURDAY “ There will be no holiday Satur­ d a y ,” was the decision o f the Admin­ istrative Council at a m eeting Mon­ day. “ Since the dad* and mother? Y u le been invited to the eampu* to are the U niversity plant in operation it wa? not thought advisable to n m pend d a s * * for the day." ------- — $4.48 ON T O CO LLEG E ST A T IO N THANKSGIVING Texas - A & M Football Game THREE SPECIAL TRAINS— W E HAVE PULLMANS GOOD EQUIPMENT, PLENTY OF ROOM SCHEDULES LATER MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! CITY TICKET OFFICE PHONE 4305 703 CONGRESS AVE. THE DAILY TEXAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY I A N K S I EX A S BANIC A N D T R U S T C O M P A N Y a p e r C e n t. 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